Nature Never Hurries

Nature Never Hurries. Atom by Atom, Little by Little She Achieves Her Work. - Ralph Waldo Emerson

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Lagoon Reflections - Aurora

The weather was strong - with days where the wind was over 30m/s but never the less the Icelandic beauty was on full display. These images are from a brief roadtrip along the South Coast.

Alex Berger

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Gianluca Rubinacci

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Gianluca Rubinacci

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Fairbanks, Alaska

Sherman Hogue

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Greenland

 Mads Pihl 

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Cherry Springs State Park, Pennsylvania

Potter County Visitors Association

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Voyageurs National Park, Minnesota

Getty Images

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“Oberon Kenobi”

An amphitheatre of pandani watch on as the galactic core, swathed in airglow, rises over an alpine lake, nestled in a rugged Tassie mountain range. Lady Aurora dances under the Magellanic Clouds. This image was captured on a crisp night in one of Tasmania’s more rugged and majestic multi-day walks.”

Marley Butler

Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year

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“The Watchers”

Location: Derby, Australia

“Rare red sprites dancing over the tidal flats of Western Australia. A large sprite like this exists for 10 milliseconds, up to 40x faster than an eye blink. This makes photographing them challenging and requires very dark skies. The central sprite is unusual. It’s known as a ‘jellyfish’ sprite, the largest and fastest of all sprites.”

JJ Rao

Capture the Dark Photo Contest

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“Salt Flats and Solar Winds in Death Valley”

Katrina Brown

Capture the Dark Photo Contest

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